MUSES AND MYSTERIES – two great plays – one fun night!
First, “Whistler’s Mother,” is a jolly construction of how the iconic painting may have been conceived. Quite possibly, the real events that preceded the artists portrait of his mom were less hilarious than is our play. Whereas “Mom” in the painting is spinning one disapproval after another under her Victorian bonnet, our Anna Whistler is both warm and amusing. You will leave the theatre chuckling.
Along with the play about Whistler is a thriller that will leave you holding your breath, and even feeling perhaps a wee bit spooked. “The Attic” is an eerie mystery about secrets and lies discovered in a dusty attic. The night air may hum with nervous laughter and discussion as people walk to their cars, reviewing what they’ve just seen.
Two plays – one great night of entertainment!
Rehearsal Photos!
Whistler’s Mother
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- Patrick Bugby (James Whistler) with Heddy Sorour (Anna Whistler) his mother Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
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- Heddy Sorour as Anna – Whistlers Mother. Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
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- Claire Campbell as Jo Heffernan Whistler’s model, housekeeper and lover with James Whistler as performed by Patrick Bugby. Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
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- Joe Nieforth as Edgar Rawlins and Heddy Sorour as Anna Whistler. Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
The Attic
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- David Hamilton as Mister and Dani Bone-Corbishley as Helen. Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
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- Joanna McAuley-Treffers as Demi and Kieran More as Callum. Photo Courtesy Bruce Raby
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- Diane Cote as Missus and David Hamilton as Mister. Photo courtesy Bruce Raby
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- “Give me what I want!” Dani Bone-Corbishley as Helen and David Hamilton as Mister. Photo courtesy Bruce Raby